Do I need a lens collar for a D750 with this lens?
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No you don´t. If you are gonna shoot with a tripod, a collar is ideal. However, you can achieve great results without using one.When i travel light, i use it with my D800 on a BH-40 ball head with an L plate on the camera with no problem.Hope this helps.
2923
This lens does not come with a collar, so if you want to shoot with a tripod, you'll need one. Although I no longer own this lens, I did see several after-market collars made for this lens at substantially lower prices vs. Nikon's.
2924
No. I have never had occasion to use the one I bought. And the one I bought was an Asian clone, far cheaper than the Nikon brand. Perhaps it would work better on a tripod with a collar, but I have used the lens on my D810 without a collar, and didn't notice any strain or balance problems.
2270828
The D750 has a focus motor built in so the 35mm AF-D will work in full auto.
2270831
This lens needs a camera with a built in focus motor if you wish to auto focus. I would be very surprised if the D750 had no built-in motor.
1532899
The collar fits on my Canon 70-300mm. However, I don't think it will fit the 75-300mm. Good luck
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I would not know about the Nikon D750 but this adapter is nikon and works perfect in the d 700
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Hi Bob. Mine came with the tripod collar and you're right one of the two pictures on Amazon shows the collar and the other doesn't! I can't imagine why they would do that. I've never seen a picture without it before, every site I went to, including the Nikon site, and they all show the collar on the lens. The lens is heavy and a collar is needed! I love mine, I'm happier with this lens than any other I have. If you order it and receive it without the collar, I'd complain or return it. I'm sure it was just an error on their part but who knows.Hope my comments helped, good luck to you.Larry Hi Bob. Mine came with the tripod collar and you're right one of the two pictures on Amazon shows the collar and the other doesn't! I can't imagine why they would do that. I've never seen a picture without it before, every site I went to, including the Nikon site, and they all show the collar on the lens. The lens is heavy and a collar is needed! I love mine, I'm happier with this lens than any other I have. If you order it and receive it without the collar, I'd complain or return it. I'm sure it was just an error on their part but who knows.Hope my comments helped, good luck to... » Read More Hi Bob. Mine came with the tripod collar and you're right one of the two pictures on Amazon shows the collar and the other doesn't! I can't imagine why they would do that. I've never seen a picture without it before, every site I went to, including the Nikon site, and they all show the collar on the lens. The lens is heavy and a collar is needed! I love mine, I'm happier with this lens than any other I have. If you order it and receive it without the collar, I'd complain or return it. I'm sure it was just an error on their part but who knows.Hope my comments helped, good luck to you.Larry « Show Less
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As you probably know, it is very simple to remove the lens collar - you just loosen the knob on the collar, then pull the knob out to disengage the collar from the lens (Caution! make sure you have a good hold on the lens separately, or the camera and lens secured by a strap around your neck, before you remove the collar). You can use this lens hand-held for most non-macro shots since the OS feature stabilizes the lens quite well. Or you can use the lens for macro shots, but a flash unit such as ring flash or special tandem two-flash units designed for macro shots might be better. As you also probably know, the OS feature does not help much for macro work. Or you can leave the lens collar on the lens, attach the appropriate Arca-Swiss or other adapter if needed, then use a good tripod (or monopod) and ball head for macro shots without flash. Good luck with the lens - I have found mine to be quite sharp and excellent for both macro and, e.g., portrait work.
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I bought this lens a couple of years ago and when I received it, it did have a tripod collar.
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This lens will mount on any modern Nikon camera dating back from decades into the 35mm film days. What you need to remember is that regardless of the camera, there is no autofocus for this lens, and in most cases, there is no metering either. You must do everything with this lens with your camera on M mode (manual). It most likely will not work with any other mode on your dial. However, after you take a shot, you can simply look at your histogram and see what adjustments need to be made. Also, if you have the luxury of time, with still subjects, you can also zoom in to check your focus. On more recent higher end cameras, like the D7000 and later, and the D750 and so on, there are modes to accommodate the older lenses, such that you can meter through them, which simplifies the process of getting the aperture and other settings correct. Just remember that apart from ISO, all other settings must be done on the lens itself rather than the camera, and so you must use the M mode.
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Yes! I just bought a D750 3 weeks ago and ordered the RFN-4 (RF-908) right away. So far it has worked flawlessly. I've been using it up to 90 feet away for bird photography. Great product!
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No. This lens is a CX format. I believe the D700 uses the DX format. Hope this helps.
1185802
Yes. This is my "go-to" lens for landscape and close-quarters indoor work with the D700 and D800E. The only precaution I can think of is that it will block the built-in flash on these cameras at wider angles.
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Ok its best to continue asking if it is compatible with the D750. Sorry I was unable to assist.
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If by Lens Collar you mean the adapter that allows fitting to the standard lenses listed (mine is a sony @ 230), then yes. Make sure you are ordering one that lists the adapter. There are several configurations listed out there, but this one has it.
775985
No, you need to buy the sigma lens with the nikon mount. This is for Sigma cameras.
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I have an 18-70 N9kon I have an 18-70 mm Nikon lens attached to my D7100 camera an it works fine. I can see no attachment problem for you if it is a Nikkor D lens.dx
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Hi! The lens comes with special attachment UltraProT/T2 llens mount adapter for Nikon's SLR. Since I am using it on my D7000 it works perfect. I would suggest to check before purchase since D5300 is not seen in the list of cameras on which this adapter ring can be mounted.